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Schools plan for the worst
Lowell Whiteman Primary School discusses emergency response procedures
The first and biggest challenge for Routt County Emergency Management Director Chuck Vale is convincing the faculty and staff at Routt County schools that disaster could strike.
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by Zach Fridell
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Forecast: Snowfall to persist this week
The snow isn't going to stop any time soon. The National Weather Service predicts snow will continue to fall in Steamboat Springs tonight through Tuesday afternoon, dropping another 6 to 12 inches at Steamboat Ski Area.
Saddleback Ranch celebrates a Cowboy Christmas
The snow came just in time for the Saddleback Ranch's fifth annual Cowboy Christmas. A dump of snow Saturday night meant tubing, horse-drawn sleigh rides and enough attendance to help collect toys for Mickey's Fund.
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Yule Log clue No. 5
A new clue will be published daily in the Steamboat Pilot & Today until the yule log is discovered.
Saddleback Ranch celebrates a Cowboy Christmas
The snow came just in time for the Saddleback Ranch's fifth annual Cowboy Christmas. A dump of snow Saturday night meant tubing, horse-drawn sleigh rides and enough attendance to help collect toys for Mickey's Fund.
Sailors ski their way to 2nd place
9 athletes qualify for state after 1st meet
Steamboat Springs High School Nordic skiing coach Chrissy Lynch said she knew she had some strong athletes in the freshman class.
In-bounds avalanche catches person in Vail
Skier was unhurt in Blue Sky Basin slide
A skier was caught in a small in-bounds avalanche in Vail Mountain's Blue Sky Basin on Sunday. The skier was buried to his waist but was unhurt, said Scott Toepfer, of the Colorado Avalanche Information Center.
The Record for Dec. 13
12:12 a.m. A motor vehicle accident was reported at the intersection of Routt County Road 14 and C.R. 14D. Routt County Sheriff's Office deputies took a report.
Steamboat briefs for Dec. 15
The Steamboat Springs Chamber Resort Association is accepting applications for 2009 summer event funding. The application deadline is Jan. 2. For information and an application, call Kara Givnish at 875-7002.
Schools plan for the worst
Lowell Whiteman Primary School discusses emergency response procedures
The first and biggest challenge for Routt County Emergency Management Director Chuck Vale is convincing the faculty and staff at Routt County schools that disaster could strike.
Former Olympian takes big strides in comeback effort
Four-time Olympian Todd Lodwick made two wins in a row to open the FIS Nordic Combined Continental Cup season Sunday at Soldier Hollow, Utah.
Parade of Museums leads people on tour of history
Tour takes travelers on journey through region's past
The 24 people boarded a school bus just after 8 a.m. Saturday at Wyman Museum for the Parade of Museums. Their destination? History.
Forecast: Snowfall to persist this week
The snow isn't going to stop any time soon. The National Weather Service predicts snow will continue to fall in Steamboat Springs tonight through Tuesday afternoon, dropping another 6 to 12 inches at Steamboat Ski Area.
Monday Medical: Finding the line between stress, clinical depression
Feeling a little more tense than usual? You are not alone. Although the holidays should bring joy, they often add stress. Combine the holidays with current financial concerns, and it is easy to feel more tense than usual.
Deb Babcock: Decking the halls with holly boughs
When the Mayflower landed at Plymouth Rock in 1620, the day after Christmas, one of the plants the pilgrims certainly were happy to see was American holly, Ilex opaca, which no doubt reminded them of the popular holiday plant from home.
Aging Well: Time and thought go a long way during the holidays
It wasn't until I was an adult that I learned that some of the most memorable Christmases in my family also had been the toughest financially.
